Interesting issues raised around solar activity and warming/cooling of the
atmosphere. The article does not preclude greenhouse gases being a factor in
climate change, but it asks what the relative importance of them is in
comparison to solar activity.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/arti
> Zap wrote:
> Wait a second GG, aren't you the one who says your life is all about your
> choices? Well, if that's the case, then vouchers shouldn't be on the
> table.
But I'm also the guy who says that the government's role is to keep
the playing field level. That means a strong educational sy
> Sam wrote:
> Are you claiming you're not?
>
Well, I was just thinking how cool it is that, on the same board, I
can be called "extreme right" and a lefty ... all in the same day!
As I've said a bazillion times, I'm socially liberal and fiscally
conservative. Translation: don't want the guvment
Are you claiming you're not?
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sam wrote:
> > I'm amazed that you have such an angry bias based on emotions and
> > little knowledge. Ah, the left.
> >
>
> DENNY!! SEE! He called me a lefty again!
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> Sam wrote:
> I'm amazed that you have such an angry bias based on emotions and
> little knowledge. Ah, the left.
>
DENNY!! SEE! He called me a lefty again!
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On 2/11/07, GG wrote:
>
> > Dennis wrote:
> > Private school teechz I know too, but public has
> > a special place for me.
> >
>
> I have a whole section of my family that are public school teachers
> and administrators in Milwaukee, Chicago and Dalls, and they
> unanimously tell me that vouchers
> RoMunn wrote:
> History hasn't been written yet.
>
I don't think I'm going out on a limb in saying that a President who's
presided over a foreign policy disaster, who continues to make the
same mistakes, who is one point above Nixon just before he resigned,
and who's press corps is no longer sho
You're very polite :)
On 2/11/07, Robert Munn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> But somebody just like yourself, 30 years from now, will call you the
>
> > Idiot Right for believing in something so obviously flawed.
> >
>
> History hasn't been written yet.
~~~
But Gee Gee isn't getting paid for it :)
On 2/11/07, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No..Simon's an asshole. He makes his living off being an asshole.
> They sat down in a room with the producers and thats the role he's paid to
> play.
>
> It's quite possible to tell people the truth without b
I'm amazed that you have such an angry bias based on emotions and
little knowledge. Ah, the left.
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Reagan was a fiscal conservative (my kind of guy), Bush is a fiscal
> liberal. Reagan listened too and collaborated with the military, Bush
> was
On 2/10/07, Gruss wrote:
>
>
> I've never supported this President for any reason on just about every
> policy - you have. History will ask you why. I will defend you by
> saying that things were complicated, that your position, at the time,
> was reasonable.
But somebody just like yourself, 30
What a joke. All rant and no facts.
On 2/11/07, Denilicious wrote:
>
>
> This joker has pulled some serious stunts. And in the name of
> "protecting the people". It's just amazing. Freaking amazing.
>
> See, Rob-- THAT'S the terrorists winning. SillyBush2 has
> been making it happen, and we e
> Sam wrote:
> > He'll be known as the President who drove policy by ideology rather
> > than facts. The anti-MBA. What an irony.
>
Reagan was a fiscal conservative (my kind of guy), Bush is a fiscal
liberal. Reagan listened too and collaborated with the military, Bush
was their adversary via R
No..Simon's an asshole. He makes his living off being an asshole.
They sat down in a room with the producers and thats the role he's paid to play.
It's quite possible to tell people the truth without being an asshole.
But if someone's paying you hundreds of thousands to be an asshole for
an hour o
That's probably what you said about Reagan too.
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unless other President's follow Bush's lead; otherwise I agree except
> that the signing statement blurb will be below "worst foreign policy
> in US history". That will be the bulk of his legacy an
Is that how you two get throught the day? Whatever.
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sam wrote:
> > Isn't he the asshole?
> >
>
> That's what people who don't like hearing the truth call him.
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Why the insults? Aren't you the one that cries all the time about name
calling yet here you go again totally unprovoked? The weird thing is I
agreed with you and you keep coming back with more crap about
hypnotizing witnesses? I gave an example of Colin Ferguson that killed
people on a train and wa
That was boring and had nothing to do with our discussion or even the
Libby trial. What was that?
On 2/11/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rather than send you to some recent links that explain how memory and
> forgetting works in technical language, this morning's Washington Post had
> Sam wrote:
> Isn't he the asshole?
>
That's what people who don't like hearing the truth call him.
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Isn't he the asshole?
On 2/10/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, not attacking, more like Simon on American Idol. You're welcome.
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> Duane wrote:
> Wind alone would be too unreliable for the commercial fishing industry. I
> was thinking more along the lines of those electric/diesel power plants.
>
I guess it's just surprising how far behind this technology is, given
how much of a no brainer it is.
I guess cats haven't really
> Dennis wrote:
> Private school teechz I know too, but public has
> a special place for me.
>
I have a whole section of my family that are public school teachers
and administrators in Milwaukee, Chicago and Dalls, and they
unanimously tell me that vouchers are the way to go.
Here in MN we're sta
Wind alone would be too unreliable for the commercial fishing industry. I
was thinking more along the lines of those electric/diesel power plants.
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On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For my part Welfare reform is a great example of how giving people
> money for nothing doesn't work. It might *seem* benevolent but, if
> fact, it just created *more* poverty. So there's a real world example
> of good policy. And it's abou
but see... the topic isn't welfare ::sigh:: Sorry, but I really don't
have time play.
Dana
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dana wrote:
> > froth-at-the-mouth psychotic on this particular topic.
>
> Wow! I've Sammed you! Cool.
>
> As I've said all along, show me a successfu
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dennis wrote:
> > This is done through Social Programs, my friend.
>
> Well they work like shit. That's why I'd propose revamping the entire
> education system. Part of this would include, of course, vouchers to
> allow parents to send their k
> Dana wrote:
> froth-at-the-mouth psychotic on this particular topic.
Wow! I've Sammed you! Cool.
As I've said all along, show me a successful government program that
lowers poverty by transforming people up from low earning and I'll
gladly fund it. I'll won't even whine if only those paying
> Dennis wrote:
> This is done through Social Programs, my friend.
>
Well they work like shit. That's why I'd propose revamping the entire
education system. Part of this would include, of course, vouchers to
allow parents to send their kids to any schools they want, public or
private.
> what th
I'm not frustrated. I've known for a long time that you are
froth-at-the-mouth psychotic on this particular topic. Any tax reform
translates in your mind to welfare for the unworthy. I took a stab at
a rational discussion, and you can't manage it. Oh well. I am actually
in here to do some work and
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> decisions. While you're focused on helping people that are already in
> trouble, I'd like to prevent them from getting into that trouble in
> the first place.
This is done through Social Programs, my friend.
Actually, both are, but anyways
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dennis wrote:
> > You are an extreme conservative, Gruss. =]
>
> HA! Sam called me a radical liberal.
He would.
It /has/ got me wondering tho: Were there
/really/ any conservatives in the Republican party to
begin with? Maybe /that/ explains
> Dana wrote:
> you don't get it.
So do you contest that in, let's say, 90% of sob stories you can't
trace it back to some core bad decisions?
Because I think you can. And if you can then the root cause is bad
decisions. While you're focused on helping people that are already in
trouble, I'd li
> Dennis wrote:
> You are an extreme conservative, Gruss. =]
>
HA! Sam called me a radical liberal.
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> Dana wrote:
> interested in being punitive than in actually making good policy.
> We're done here.
>
You always get frustrated when you try to turn your philosophy into
policy. So, tell me then, what's good policy?
We know Welfare (giving people money for nothing) doesn't work -
Clinton and a
On 2/11/07, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What magazines are you getting? Who is reading them?
>
> You think they guy running a four person retail store is reading
> Business 2.0?
Ah, four person retail store-- depends. Is it a book store? ;)
Yeah, I get your point. I don't think i
> -Original Message-
> From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2007 11:14 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: [SailTalk] Your ULTIMATE Green Vehicle!
>
> > Duane wrote:
> > I wonder if any of these guys are trying to get into the commercial
> fishing
> > in
you don't get it. It's not a matter of anyone being owed anything.
It's a matter of pay for Head Start now or pay for remedial college
classes later. Guess which one is cheaper.
As for the rest of your rant ... whatever. You're clearly more
interested in being punitive than in actually making good
amen to that.
> We're not safe. When people want to be like us, we're much
> safer. And yet, I see people here talk crap about Hugo. Bah.
>
> We've our own "would be emperor" right here at home. =]
--
No enemies had ever taken Ankh-Morpock. Well technically they had,
quite often; the city we
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's what charity is for.
You are an extreme conservative, Gruss. =]
"Extremist!"
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On 2/11/07, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The idea is that memory is too fallible to rely on it alone. What's needed is
> independent collaboration, other people, independent facts etc.
Naw, none of that stuff really works either.
Blame it on retrocausality.
Blame it on the retrocaus
> >wow, the benefits of fascism... good one there Ann.
Hey, don't knock it! I think this stuff will come in handy
in my quest for emperorship.
Yesss, this Ann woman-- Strong in the Dark Side, she is!
Handy, she will be, when the dread day dawns!
People actually buy her books? Ecelent.
On 2/11/07, Robert Munn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You act like the end of the world is coming. In two years, Bush will no
> longer be President. Twenty years from now, people will note with some
> curiosity that Bush was very liberal in his use of the signing statement.
> Beyond that, NOTHING wi
What magazines are you getting? Who is reading them?
You think they guy running a four person retail store is reading
Business 2.0?
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> From: Denilicious [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I don't think this sentiment reflects the current views-- Just about
> every mag I'v
> Dana wrote:
> I think it is clear that we are not going to agree. The problem with
> this outlook, which you seem to admire, is that under it no woman will
> ever give birth.
You're making some real leaps of logic here.
I'm saying that whether a woman has children is 99.9% of time her
choice.
I think it is clear that we are not going to agree. The problem with
this outlook, which you seem to admire, is that under it no woman will
ever give birth. It's one hell of a leap of faith and if sometimes
it's made in error, you don't see the father being held to account for
it.
Children are es
> Dana wrote:
> why are you so obsessed with other people's choices?
Because it's my experience that people make bad choices and then whine
that they don't have what other's do. Then they ask the government to
pay it. Which means the people that made the good decisions in the
first place.
Class
> > I know it works. I just can't believe he's claiming we can't
> people's
> > guilt without a doubt because of this.
> >
The idea is that memory is too fallible to rely on it alone. What's needed is
independent collaboration, other people, independent facts etc.
So-called hypnotically enhan
> > I know it works. I just can't believe he's claiming we can't
> people's
> > guilt without a doubt because of this.
> >
Rather than send you to some recent links that explain how memory and
forgetting works in technical language, this morning's Washington Post had a
pretty good article on t
why are you so obsessed with other people's choices? We can't have tax
equity until you personally are convinced of the moral rectitude of
every non-millionaire? You come from the strict father model, don't
you :)
Let me know what you think of that fair tax proposal
On 2/11/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL
Lets also not forget the ones where she advocated genocide against Islam - "We
should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to
Christianity" is among the mildest of her screeds.
>This would be the same Ann Coulter that told a disabled American
>Vietnam Veteran that "Peop
> Duane wrote:
> I wonder if any of these guys are trying to get into the commercial fishing
> industry. With the cost of fuel these days, I would think that would be a
> helluva market to go after.
>
Interesting question but probably not since these systems only makes
sense on sail boats as oppos
I wonder if any of these guys are trying to get into the commercial fishing
industry. With the cost of fuel these days, I would think that would be a
helluva market to go after.
Duane
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> RoMunn wrote:
> You act like the end of the world is coming. In two years, Bush will no
> longer be President. Twenty years from now, people will note with some
> curiosity that Bush was very liberal in his use of the signing statement.
> Beyond that, NOTHING will happen.
>
Unless other Presiden
> Duane wrote:
> Toyota has a hybrid concept that's nothing to sneeze at:
>
> http://www.toyota.com/vehicles/future/volta.html
>
31 MPG? Pfft. The Lagoon 420 can get 2000-4000 MPG or more. There's
other people getting into this market too:
Here's Solomon's:
http://www.solomontechnologies.com/p
> Dana wrote:
> oops meant to post a link for fair tax
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_tax
>
A consumption tax makes total sense to me!
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> Dana wrote:
> I question that number, but lest's assume you are right. They are
> still the only people currently getting richer in this country.
>
Maybe that's because they're the only people making the right choices?
What's the savings rate in this country again? 0.01% Yet Japan has a
20% sa
You act like the end of the world is coming. In two years, Bush will no
longer be President. Twenty years from now, people will note with some
curiosity that Bush was very liberal in his use of the signing statement.
Beyond that, NOTHING will happen.
On 2/10/07, Denilicious wrote:
>
> On 2/10/0
Toyota has a hybrid concept that's nothing to sneeze at:
http://www.toyota.com/vehicles/future/volta.html
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